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When driving down the bypass look for 17th Street Surf Shop in Kitty Hawk. Turn onto E. Landing Strip towards the beach. Continue onto Calvin St. and accross the beach road into the public access. Enjoy When driving down the beach road, simply look for the Outer Banks Beach Club (a bunch of round buildings 3 or 4 stories tall) and turn into the parking lot accross from Calvin St. English (Translate this text in English): When driving down the bypass look for 17th Street Surf Shop in Kitty Hawk. Turn onto E. Landing Strip towards the beach. Continue onto Calvin St. and accross the beach road into the public access. Enjoy<br />When driving down the beach road, simply look for the Outer Banks Beach Club (a bunch of round buildings 3 or 4 stories tall) and turn into the parking lot accross from Calvin St. English (Translate this text in English): When driving down the bypass look for 17th Street Surf Shop in Kitty Hawk. Turn onto E. Landing Strip towards the beach. Continue onto Calvin St. and accross the beach road into the public access. Enjoy&lt;br &#47;&gt;When driving down the beach road, simply look for the Outer Banks Beach Club (a bunch of round buildings 3 or 4 stories tall) and turn into the parking lot accross from Calvin St. English (Translate this text in English): When driving down the bypass look for 17th Street Surf Shop in Kitty Hawk. Turn onto E. Landing Strip towards the beach. Continue onto Calvin St. and accross the beach road into the public access. Enjoy&amp;lt;br &amp;#47;&amp;gt;When driving down the beach road, simply look for the Outer Banks Beach Club (a bunch of round buildings 3 or 4 stories tall) and turn into the parking lot accross from Calvin St. DistanceIn the city WalkInstant access (&lt; 5min) Easy to find?Easy to find Public access?Public access Special accessDon't know

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There is limited parking here so it's kind of difficult to access. People in charge of the Beach Club don't like you to use the showers either so don't plan on rinsing off.

English (Translate this text in English): There is limited parking here so it's kind of difficult to access. People in charge of the Beach Club don't like you to use the showers either so don't plan on rinsing off.

English (Translate this text in English): There is limited parking here so it's kind of difficult to access. People in charge of the Beach Club don't like you to use the showers either so don't plan on rinsing off.

English (Translate this text in English): There is limited parking here so it's kind of difficult to access. People in charge of the Beach Club don't like you to use the showers either so don't plan on rinsing off.

Atmosphere

This spot has become one of my favorites this year because it seems to break harder and slightly bigger than other places along the Outer Banks. It's best out to the right in front of the storm drain. I've seen many sharks here on dawn patrols, but it's a good clean break with the right swell and wind direction. The wave is almost always hollow and it's great fun when it's not too crowded. Like almost all beach breaks though, there is plenty of peaks to go around.

English (Translate this text in English): This spot has become one of my favorites this year because it seems to break harder and slightly bigger than other places along the Outer Banks. It's best out to the right in front of the storm drain. I've seen many sharks here on dawn patrols, but it's a good clean break with the right swell and wind direction. The wave is almost always hollow and it's great fun when it's not too crowded. Like almost all beach breaks though, there is plenty of peaks to go around.

English (Translate this text in English): This spot has become one of my favorites this year because it seems to break harder and slightly bigger than other places along the Outer Banks. It's best out to the right in front of the storm drain. I've seen many sharks here on dawn patrols, but it's a good clean break with the right swell and wind direction. The wave is almost always hollow and it's great fun when it's not too crowded. Like almost all beach breaks though, there is plenty of peaks to go around.

English (Translate this text in English): This spot has become one of my favorites this year because it seems to break harder and slightly bigger than other places along the Outer Banks. It's best out to the right in front of the storm drain. I've seen many sharks here on dawn patrols, but it's a good clean break with the right swell and wind direction. The wave is almost always hollow and it's great fun when it's not too crowded. Like almost all beach breaks though, there is plenty of peaks to go around.

General

Localism isn't a problem unless you run into some dumb people that probably aren't even really locals. Just be courteous and remember some people actually do live here and it's not just a vacation spot and you'll be alright. Respect everyone in the lineup, locals and tourists alike.

English (Translate this text in English): Localism isn't a problem unless you run into some dumb people that probably aren't even really locals. Just be courteous and remember some people actually do live here and it's not just a vacation spot and you'll be alright. Respect everyone in the lineup, locals and tourists alike.

English (Translate this text in English): Localism isn't a problem unless you run into some dumb people that probably aren't even really locals. Just be courteous and remember some people actually do live here and it's not just a vacation spot and you'll be alright. Respect everyone in the lineup, locals and tourists alike.

English (Translate this text in English): Localism isn't a problem unless you run into some dumb people that probably aren't even really locals. Just be courteous and remember some people actually do live here and it's not just a vacation spot and you'll be alright. Respect everyone in the lineup, locals and tourists alike.

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